Infrastructure

When I accidentally asked the Thomas Edison of our time what he did for a living, he lit up like a Christmas tree.

Congress mandated Positive Train Control in 2008, but most of the nation's railroads won't have the system ready by Dec. 31.

Decline may be in the American future, but don't count on it taking place within the usual rise and fall of great powers.

Members would have gotten a first-hand look at the consequences of their inaction on infrastructure spending.

With more than $18 billion currently invested in expanding its infrastructure network, Kinder Morgan's engagement with local communities will be closely watched.

The underfunding of US infrastructure was underscored by a fatal train derailment on May 12.

Sometimes, throwing money at a problem is the way to fix it.

Here's what sociologist Salvatore Babones suggests 2016 presidential contenders campaign about.

It's time for our lawmakers to start rebuilding our nation.

Let's invest in our Postal Service - a public system that has served our nation since its birth.